Reinterpreting Modern Culture: An Introduction to Friedrich Nietzsche's Philosophy (Perdue University Press Series in the History of Philosophy) Book

Antonio Negri writes so much better as a solo author. I find most of his work in collaboration with Michael Hardt to be a bit simplistic, but of course, that is what he is most renowned for publishing (his Empire, Multitude, and Commonwealth trilogy). His work during the 70's is most fascinating to me and especially the things he wrote while in prison or right before being imprisoned. This is one of the most thorough readings of Descartes I have come across, and not really being a Descartes scholar that is not saying much, but considering the detailed and revolutionary readings of Spinoza and Marx given by Negri this book definitely lives up to the measure of his other re-readings. A must read!